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Fast Cheetah, Slow Tortoise

Poems of Animal Opposites
von
Westera, BetteHout, Mies vanIllustrationenColmer, DavidÜbersetzung
BuchGebunden
40 Seiten
Englisch
"Titled with antonyms such as 'Tidy' and 'Messy,' these poems introduce animal opposites like cats and dogs, snakes and worms, and sloths and ants"mehr

Produkt

Klappentext"Titled with antonyms such as 'Tidy' and 'Messy,' these poems introduce animal opposites like cats and dogs, snakes and worms, and sloths and ants"
Details
ISBN/GTIN978-0-8028-5635-7
ProduktartBuch
EinbandartGebunden
FormatBilderbuch
Erscheinungsjahr2024
Erscheinungsdatum17.09.2024
Seiten40 Seiten
SpracheEnglisch
Artikel-Nr.61360450
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GenreSachbuch

Autor

Bette Westera is the author of the Mildred L. Batchelder Honor Book Later, When I'm Big (Eerdmans) and over fifty other books for children. She has also translated books by Dr. Seuss, Astrid Lindgren, and Julia Donaldson into the Dutch language. Bette lives in the Netherlands, where her books have received two Golden Pencil awards and six Silver Pencil honors. Visit her website at bettewestera.nl.
Mies van Hout is a Dutch illustrator and author whose work has been published in over twenty countries. Her books in English include Happy, From One to Ten, This Is My Daddy!, and What Cats Think (all Pajama Press). Mies lives in the Drenthe province of the Netherlands. Visit her website at miesvanhout.nl or follow her on Instagram @miesvanhout.
David Colmer is an Australian writer and translator of Dutch and Flemish literature. He has translated over eighty books throughout his career, including Little Fox (Levine Querido), I'll Root for You, and A Pond Full of Ink (both Eerdmans). His translations have won several prestigious awards, such as the PEN Translation Prize and the Independent Foreign Fiction Prize. David lives in Amsterdam.